Everyday charging
Your car. Your routine.
Where the car sits, when it is home and the vehicle's charging limit all shape a practical installation. The circuit and protection need to suit the available supply.
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Home charging planned around your vehicle, where you park and the electrical supply already there.
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Explore the charger rangeA dedicated circuit, matched to your car and home.
Conceptual illustration. Vehicle limits, circuit capacity and solar-control compatibility need confirmation.
Where the car sits, when it is home and the vehicle's charging limit all shape a practical installation. The circuit and protection need to suit the available supply.
If the car is home while you have solar surplus, eligible charging controls can favour it. That needs suitable hardware and metering; grid electricity remains available when required.
Illustrative charging pathways. Actual charging depends on the vehicle, supply, equipment and settings. Solar-aware operation is conditional on compatibility.
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Useful home charging starts with the vehicle and property. The charging rate and controls should suit what the car can accept and what the electrical supply can support.
Planning the whole home? Explore solar + batteryThe vehicle inlet and maximum charging rate help determine suitable AC or DC hardware. A charger's rated output alone does not set the rate the car can use.
Your vehicle before charger capacity.Parking position, cable reach, the switchboard and the cable route all shape the work. Existing circuit capacity and supply phase need checking.
Your property before an installation price.Tell us when the vehicle is home and whether solar-aware operation matters. The charger, vehicle and matching meter or controller must support the intended mode.
Your routine before control features.Explore the current AC and DC charging options. The vehicle, supply and controller ecosystem determine which products and operating modes are suitable.
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The electrical work is part of the charging plan.
Your written scope should identify the charger, dedicated protection and circuit, cable route and any required metering or controller. The vehicle and available supply establish the useful charging limits.
Site details and exact equipment are confirmed before your final quote.
Talk it through with our teamUnderstand charging rates, supply phase and solar-aware controls. Explore the current charger range and the installation conditions that can change the scope of your quote.
Explore the charger rangeEligible chargers can favour measured solar surplus when the matching meter or controller is installed. The vehicle, charger, supply and solar-control interface all need to support the intended mode.
No. Many homes use a single-phase charging circuit. Three-phase supply can support higher compatible charging rates, but the vehicle and available circuit capacity still set the useful limit.
Tell us about your vehicle, parking position and what you would like charging to do. We will help you plan a suitable home installation.
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